Kesrick Williams to Laurie Evans, out Caught&Bowled!! Short, sitter, Evans goes too hard on this pull of his .. top-edges and Williams takes control into his own hands to swirl under the skier and then even dive to pouch. Laurie Evans c and b Kesrick Williams 17(9) [4s-1 6s-1]
9.1
6
Kesrick Williams to Sultan Ahmed, SIX, sweet. Rocks behind in his crease, and then gets under this yorker-turning-length to tonk with a high-elbowed swing over long-on
8.1
W
Rimmington to Prasanna, out Bowled!! A floaty changed up yorker. Prasanna gets stuck in his crease as he's already through with his flick before the ball gets to him. And ends up deflecting it off his boot onto his stumps. Prasanna b Rimmington 0(1)
8
6
Ahmed Raza to Laurie Evans, SIX, flat dart angling in from wide of the crease from round the wicket. Evans lets it dip into his zone, and keeps it in the V with his slog into the sightscreen
7.5
W
Ahmed Raza to Jordan, out Caught by ten Doeschate!! It's a collapse after the carnage. Jordan, in looking to go ahead with the momentum Banton laid out, tries to pull a short one. Loses all shape, all timing, and ends up dragging it off one-hand to a waiting long-off. Jordan c ten Doeschate b Ahmed Raza 2(3)
7.1
4
Ahmed Raza to Laurie Evans, FOUR, short, wide, with pace. Evans lines it up well, loses a hand off his bat handle, but still manages to slap it wide of point
7
W
Lamichhane to Kohler-Cadmore, out Bowled!! Another skiddy googly, hurrying past Kohler-Cadmore's pull, so much so that it takes a deflection off the thighs and smashes into the stumps. So Lamichhane, after taking a real punishment, has something to show, finally. Kohler-Cadmore b Lamichhane 0(1)
6.5
W
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, out Lbw!! A certain century thrown away for the second time in a row. Banton does a Lynn here, looking to pull a short googly that skids on, sneaks under the bat and traps him in front of middle. It's probably spinning down. Never mind. Tom Banton lbw b Lamichhane 80(28) [4s-9 6s-6]
6.3
4
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, FOUR, wide drag down. But Banton isn't happy with claiming wides now, and so he walks well across his stumps and smashes it away through extra cover
6
4
Shapoor to Tom Banton, FOUR, just like that. JUST LIKE THAT. A full toss, Banton whips, bisects long-on and deep mid-wicket
5.4
4
Shapoor to Tom Banton, FOUR, overcompensates it with a wide low full toss, and Banton opens up his bat in a hurry to slice it under a diving backward point
5.3
6
Shapoor to Tom Banton, SIX, short, tummy-lined, just that stuff you expect to smack away in your sleep. Banton's in no slumber, he's wide-eyed awake, and is heaving some more over cow corner
5.2
4
Shapoor to Tom Banton, FOUR, and another standing reverse-sweep. A near yorker outside off, and trust Banton's wrists to still manage to get it fine of short third man
5
4
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, FOUR, a short skidding sitter. And Banton milks some more from this over -- 22 -- thanks to a sitting slog, for the millionth time
4.3
M
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, SIX, again, Lamichhane feeds the slot, allowing Banton to sit down - yet again - and cart him over cow corner. A 17-ball fifty, and Lynn's 18-ball smash-a-thon fifty lasts all of one-match
4.2
6
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, SIX, goes down dancing, right to the pitch of it to then hoick it flat over long-on
4.1
4
Lamichhane to Tom Banton, FOUR, one-kneed. Slog. Mid-wicket. It's a very familiar pattern this. Lamichhane too isn't helping matters with a length as full as this
3.5
6
Ahmed Raza to Tom Banton, SIX, steps out, Raza continues feeding him length off a very flat trajectory for Banton to keep swiping them over that wide long-on
3.4
6
Ahmed Raza to Tom Banton, SIX, quickly down one-kneed, under the length to cart it very cleanly, again, cow corner
3.3
W
Ahmed Raza to Philip Salt, out Caught by Kesrick Williams!! A cross-batted cart, looking to smoke this length sitter into cow corner. But doesn't quite get under it in the process, with the ball too taking longer than usual to get onto the bat .. and hence the lack of distance, flat down the fielder's throat down there. Philip Salt c Kesrick Williams b Ahmed Raza 11(7) [6s-1]
3.2
6
Ahmed Raza to Philip Salt, SIX, walks away, frees up his hands and then absolutely thumps this many, may rows into cow corner
2.3
4
Kesrick Williams to Tom Banton, FOUR, hmmm, cheeky. Williams nearly nails the yorker, but Banton in his standing pose manages to get under it and then roll his wrists to reverse-sweep it away through the slips
2.2
6
Kesrick Williams to Tom Banton, SIX, he's been caught, but he's been caught outside the ropes. Banton swings, picks it off a length and tonks it high over deep mid-wicket, where RTD keeps his eyes all the way through .. so much so that he doesn't even realize when he steps over
2
4
Shapoor to Tom Banton, FOUR, stays up tall, holds his pose neatly now as he rides the bounce to hammer his pull in front of square
1.5
Shapoor to Tom Banton, 2 runs, ungainly heave this, losing all shape as Zadran gets it to spit up a touch extra and take the top-edge. Kesrick runs in, dives, gets both hands too, but ends up spilling it when he hits the ground
1.4
4
Shapoor to Tom Banton, FOUR, rib-lined bumper. Banton swivels, pulls, doesn't quite get it off the middle, but the whole of backward square leg is left empty
1
W
Rimmington to Tom Banton, out Malan Run Out!! Some extremely casual running, and some equally brilliant fielding. So Banton looks to heave away, but only ends up with an inside edge onto himself. Malan calls for the quick single with the ball just next to the pitch, and doesn't bother sliding his bat in as the keeper swoops in, gathers and flies parallel to the ground in knocking away the stumps. Malan run out (Shafiqullah) 0(3)